Foundation
- Product architecture
- Vault interface system
- Strategy model prototypes
Kivo
Create isolated USDC vaults, choose a risk profile, and keep strategy boundaries visible from deposit to settlement.

Run different strategy profiles side by side without blending their accounting. Every vault keeps its own balance, risk mode, and settlement state.
Kivo separates ownership, strategy permissions, execution, and settlement into understandable layers. Each step is shown as a visible part of the vault lifecycle.
Risk profiles alter how the example strategy allocates capital across its components. Values below are illustrative interface data, not live rates or guaranteed returns.
Kivo is being developed in stages, with product design, strategy testing, and Arc integrations progressing before public execution is enabled.
Everything important about the Kivo product direction in one place.
Kivo is a non-custodial yield interface designed for Arc. The product concept uses isolated vaults so strategy profiles and accounting remain separated and understandable.
Kivo is designed around a combination of onchain strategy components such as carry, market-neutral positioning, and liquidity routing. The exact production strategy will be documented before launch.
The intended architecture is self-custodial. Users retain ownership while vault permissions define what the strategy can execute.
Profiles represent different allocation and exposure settings. They allow users to choose a strategy posture before creating a vault.
Yes. The product is designed around multiple isolated vaults under one wallet so different profiles can remain separate.
The public execution layer is still under development. Interactive actions on this website are product previews and do not move funds.

A cleaner interface for putting onchain capital to work while keeping strategy boundaries visible.